Employee retirement plans to change starting Monday
Changes to the Syracuse University employee retirement plan go into full effect on Monday, following changes to the plan announced in September. The updated plan… Read more »
University Politics
Students spread Green Party message on campus
When many people think about voting, they often consider only two contenders: the Republican and Democratic candidates. But there are more. As a third-party political… Read more »
Former Syracuse University vice chancellor John Prucha dies at 88
When John Prucha had a question or concern he wanted addressed, he didn’t reach for the phone. Instead, the Syracuse University vice chancellor visited the… Read more »
Proposed technology to provide safety information for campus area
In an effort to keep students safe on and near campus, Student Association members announced plans to create a new mobile app or website that… Read more »
Iggy Nava announces run for SA president
The fourth candidate to enter the Student Association presidential race, Iggy Nava declared his intention to run Thursday afternoon during a meet-and-greet event on the… Read more »
Kyle Coleman announces run for SA president
Kyle Coleman climbed the stairs of Carnegie Library on Wednesday morning and looked down at a small, intimate crowd of about 20 friends as he… Read more »
General assembly discusses communication between DPS, students
Student Association President Dylan Lustig called for an increase in student interaction with the Department of Public Safety in response to a stabbing at Syracuse… Read more »
Cantor to step down in 2014 after decade-long tenure, looks to push forward in final 3 semesters
UPDATED: Oct. 15, 2012, 2:31 a.m. Nancy Cantor calls the timing of her decision to step down as chancellor of Syracuse University a “natural moment.”… Read more »
Chancellor Nancy Cantor announces end of tenure when contract ends in June 2014
Nancy Cantor announced she will step down as Syracuse University chancellor when her contract ends in June 2014 in an email sent to all students… Read more »
Allie Curtis announces run for SA president
To the sound of a violinist and cellist, Allie Curtis announced her intention to run for Student Association president at the Schine Atrium on Thursday… Read more »
Committee on Athletic Policy, Committee on Computing Services discuss recent accomplishments, recommendations
At the University Senate’s second meeting of the year, representatives from the Committee on Athletic Policy and the Committee on Computing Services discussed recent accomplishments… Read more »
Initiative to help combat robberies
In response to recent crime near campus, Student Association members have created a new advisory board to improve communication between students and Department of Public… Read more »
Obama, Romney to face off in first debate, discuss domestic issues
President Barack Obama and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney will take the stage on Wednesday night for their first debate as the presidential race reaches… Read more »
PJ Alampi announces candidacy for SA president
Through a flash mob by First Year Players students at the Schine Atrium, PJ Alampi announced his plan to run for Student Association president on… Read more »
Website to make initiatives, activities available to students
Transparency and campus engagement are what Student Association Director of Technology Ross Lazerowitz hopes to achieve through new online software that would allow Syracuse University… Read more »
Lustig addresses gang issues
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, the service providing transportation for Impact Week was misstated. Janine Savage is working with the Mary Ann… Read more »
SU leaves politics aside, builds academic relationship with North Korea
It had been part of Blake Stilwell’s yearly routine for the past four years: send application for student visa to travel to North Korea. “This… Read more »
First iSchool student voted into general assembly
After months of no representation, the first and only general assembly representative from the School of Information Studies was elected to the Student Association general… Read more »
Senators use first meeting to regroup
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, Bruce Carter's position was misstated. Carter is an associate professor of psychology and child and family studies. The Daily… Read more »
Items from summer, last year expected to be discussed at first session
After a notably busy summer in which faculty kept an eye on policy discussions such as Bernie Fine and the roles of administration versus faculty,… Read more »
Seven members added to assembly
Members of Syracuse University’s Student Association pushed for strong campus representation at Monday night’s meeting, causing a heated discussion regarding competition for positions in the… Read more »
Enrollment increases produce uneven effects
If it seems like there are more freshmen on Syracuse University’s campus each year, it’s because there are. From 2006 to 2010, full-time undergraduate enrollment… Read more »
The road ahead: Lustig and cabinet work to tie up last semester's loose ends
In the warm summer air of Croydon, N.H., Dylan Lustig relaxed and reflected on the first half of his term as Student Association president while… Read more »
Members discuss semester goals, initiatives at first meeting
Members of Syracuse University’s Student Association kicked off the fall semester with a welcome back meeting Monday at 7:30 p.m. in Maxwell Auditorium. “We are… Read more »
